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PS2 style 2 axis directional joystick
PINOUT | |
---|---|
PIN | DESCRIPTION |
1 | GND |
2 | +5V |
3 | X-Axis (analogue) |
4 | Y-Axis (analogue) |
5 | Push button (Connects to GND) |
EXAMPLE CODE
ARD_Analogue_Joystick_HCARDU0019_Example.pde
/* FILE: ARD_Analogue_Joystick_HCARDU0019_Example.pde DATE: 03/07/12 VERSION: 0.1 This is a simple example of how to use the HobbyComponents Arduino analogue joystick module (HCARDU0019). The module has three outputs, two 5V analogue outputs representing the position of the joysticks X/Y axis, and one switch contact output representing the joystick’s push button. The switch contact has no pull-up and simply connects the pin to ground when the button is pressed therefore a pull-up will be required. This example program reads the status of the analogue and push button pins and outputs the result to the serial port. to the UART. MODULE PINOUT: PIN 1: Ground PIN 2: +5V PIN 3: X-axis PIN 4: Y-axis PIN 5: Switch You may copy, alter and reuse this code in any way you like but please leave reference to HobbyComponents.com in your comments if you redistribute this code. */ #define JOYS_VRX_DIO A0 /* Select the input pin for the joystick's X-Axis */ #define JOYS_VRY_DIO A1 /* Select the input pin for the joystick's Y-Axis */ #define JOYS_SW_DIO 2 /* Select the input pin for the joystick's push button */ /* Initialise serial and DIO */ void setup() { /* Setup the serial port for displaying the status of the sensor */ Serial.begin(9600); /* Configure the DIO pin that the joystick's push button will be connected to. As it has no pullup we will need to enable the Arduino's internal pull-up */ pinMode(JOYS_SW_DIO, INPUT); digitalWrite(JOYS_SW_DIO, HIGH); // turn on pull-up resistors } /* Main program loop */ void loop() { /* Read the current position of the joystick's X & Y axis via the analogue pins */ Serial.print("X axis: "); Serial.print(analogRead(JOYS_VRX_DIO)); Serial.print(" Y axis: "); Serial.print(analogRead(JOYS_VRY_DIO)); /* Read the state of the push button and if pressed, output the state to the serial port */ if (!digitalRead(JOYS_SW_DIO)) { Serial.println(" Button pressed !"); }else { Serial.println(); } }
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